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Thymesia is a grueling action-RPG with fast-paced combat and an intricate plague weapon system. In a kingdom where death spreads, play as a mysterious character known by the code name “Corvus”. Prey upon your enemies, wield the power of disease and find the truth in your own memories. The once thriving Kingdom of Hermes has fallen to an age of calamity. Seen as the answer to all the kingdom’s ailments, alchemy became a widely used practice across the land, with…

Black Adam and Stripe (from Gremlins) have been announced for season 1 of MultiVersus! MultiVersus season 1 started yesterday. The first character announced for the new season will come on August 23. That character is Morty from Rick and Morty. After that, it was just announced that Black Adam and Stripe will also be coming to season 1. Black Adam will have a movie coming October so the character coming to MultiVersus totally makes sense. Stripe from Gremlins is a…

Welcome to Arcade Paradise, the 90’s-fuelled retro arcade adventure. Rather than washing rags for a living, you decide to turn the family laundromat into the ultimate arcade. Play, profit, and purchase new arcade machines, with over 35 to choose from, to build your very own Arcade Paradise!   This game takes the idea of playing retro inspired games but adds another layer on top of it to make it a little more interesting. Instead of just playing a random assortment…

The console wars up to this point have just been a rehearsal. If you thought the endless lists of the 360/PS3 era were brutal, you’re going to need to sit down for the upcoming subscription wars. And this isn’t just losers on Twitter – things are heating up between Microsoft and Sony too. You may recall a few weeks ago I wrote about Sony’s concerns about Game Pass, published in a document related to the Activision purchase. Microsoft have responded,…

Do you like movies like Godzilla Vs. Kong? Classic arcade games like Rampage? If you answered yes to both, then you should check out Gigapocalype. Here is our review of the game for the Xbox Series S! In Gigapocalypse, you play as Kajju, aka giant monsters, that escape from a lab and then go on to rampage through 2D, side scrolling cities. You can choose from several monsters to play as and you unlock cities as you progress in the…

What would you do if you woke up locked in a dark room, with your hands covered in blood? Play as Luca, and endure the brute torture of MADiSON, a demon that has forced him to continue a gory ritual started decades ago, making him commit abominable acts. Will you be able to finish this sinister ceremony? MADiSON is a psychological horror game in similar vein to something like Outlast or what we got a glimpse of in P.T. The…

As a HUGE fan of Red Hood, I’ve been excited for Gotham Knights since it was first unveiled. Today Warner Bros. finally is highlighting some gameplay for the crimson menace himself. The video features all-new gameplay and custom cutscenes of Red Hood, also known as Jason Todd. An intense vigilante with a short fuse, Red Hood is a highly trained marksman and hard-hitting, hand-to-hand fighter who’s reached the peak of human strength, making him an expert in both ranged and…

If you've never played Two Point Hospital and love tycoon style affairs, than stop what you are doing and go grab it! And while you are at it, why not grab Two Point Campus as well, which has just launched across almost all platforms. Our very own Kevin Austin will be reviewing the game on the PlayStation 5, so be on the lookout for that review soon. In the meantime, here is what you can expect from Two Point Campus!

Since Microsoft’s purchase of Bethesda was confirmed, there’s been one thing on everybody’s lips. The return of Fallout: New Vegas. Yeah, there were some other advantages for Microsoft as well. Starfield, a boost to their WRPG exclusive – that kind of thing. But yeah, the real potential was in some kind of return for Fallout: New Vegas. And apart from a few rumours, there has been no news. No DLC-laden ultimate edition running at 4K on Xbox, no remake, no…

It was ten years ago that the first series of Telltale’s The Walking Dead changed how we think about those kinds of video games. And maybe all video games. Two seasons into the TV series, fans found a new way of looking at the fictional Walker-fied universe – but it didn’t stop there. Thanks to being available on every single device in existence, as well as the episodic format, it quickly spread to a more casual audience. It wasn’t the…